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NEC to restrict computer sales to Japan

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If you’re one of the two or three people in the US  that had your heart set on picking up an NEC LaVie Light netbook when they became available, it looks like you may be out of luck. NEC is reportedly pulling out of the global computer business and will only offer computers in its home market of Japan starting in July.

NEC’s been having a tough time of it lately, and announced plans to eliminate 20,000 jobs earlier this year.

I have to say, I wasn’t particularly impressed with the LaVie Light, but I’m still sad to see that it won’t be made widely available.

via Small Laptops

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Posted on Monday, March 30th, 2009, 3:48 pm by Brad Linder




  • Lee

    No big loss. There are tons of better choices for under $300 anyway. Refurbished Eee's with Windows XP are as low as $180 so why even think of buying one of these punk-tastic drones anyway?

  • Lee

    No big loss. There are tons of better choices for under $300 anyway. Refurbished Eee's with Windows XP are as low as $180 so why even think of buying one of these punk-tastic drones anyway?

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